Pinnacle Souverän Paste Wax, Pinnacle Signature Series II or Pinnacle Liquid Souverän Wax?
what wax for atomic orange(metallic) corvette z06?
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I do not care the durability, I'm just looking looking the best shine as posible and nuba glow to if it si possible.
My question is what wax works good on my tipe of paint (metallic atomic orange)?
previous a coat of walfgang paint salant 3.0...
Mike Phillips
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When it comes to creating a deep, wet shine after you remove any and all defects then you want a wax that creates a clear, high gloss finish, easy application and wipe-off are both nice features too,
The Pinnacle Souveran waxes both paste and liquid create very clear, high gloss results and spread on easy and wipe off easy. I've been very impressed with both versions of this wax.
M26 in the Meguiar's Line also works very well and gives paint a very clear, deep shine.
Pick up one of each and have some fun, like shoes are to women, waxes are to men. They have their collection, it's okay for you to have your collection.
When it comes to creating a deep, wet shine after you remove any and all defects then you want a wax that creates a clear, high gloss finish, easy application and wipe-off are both nice features too,
The Pinnacle Souveran waxes both paste and liquid create very clear, high gloss results and spread on easy and wipe off easy. I've been very impressed with both versions of this wax.
M26 in the Meguiar's Line also works very well and gives paint a very clear, deep shine.
Pick up one of each and have some fun, like shoes are to women, waxes are to men. They have their collection, it's okay for you to have your collection.
ryandamartini
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I am going with Four Star UPP or DP MaxWax. Both of these will just ignite the flake in that paint.
unclestu
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:iagree::iagree::iagree:and:iagree:did I say that :iagree:?**Moved out of "Introduce Yourself" forum and into "Detailing 101"
When it comes to creating a deep, wet shine after you remove any and all defects then you want a wax that creates a clear, high gloss finish, easy application and wipe-off are both nice features too,
The Pinnacle Souveran waxes both paste and liquid create very clear, high gloss results and spread on easy and wipe off easy. I've been very impressed with both versions of this wax.
M26 in the Meguiar's Line also works very well and gives paint a very clear, deep shine.
Pick up one of each and have some fun, like shoes are to women, waxes are to men. They have their collection, it's okay for you to have your collection.
My wife has so many pairs of shoes, boots, and sneakers (excuse me athletic shoes) she has a separate walk in closet for them. She even has un-worn duplicates of her favorites.
Seriously my brother from Argentina Fuzion,Souveran and any of the other waxes Mike mentioned deserve a place in any car guys arsenal of waxes.
If you would really like to have some fun and get the best bang for your buck (Argentinian dollar), try the Dodo Juice line of waxes.
Dodo Juice Carnauba Car Waxes, dodojuice wax, carnauba wax, dodo wax, dodo car care, rainforest rub, supernatural wax, purple haze wax
You can get them is 30ml sample sizes and you can try all eight of the hard and soft varieties not to mention the ultimate Dodo Supernatural. They are great for layering and with all eight you can really have fun experimenting to create the look that is just right for you. In particular I would look into the Dodo Banana Armor hard wax. They say that it looks great on orange colored cars.
In fact AG offers them individually and in packages. You can get the eight pack for only $89.95 or individual samples at only $13.95. Good luck and lets see some
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I'll throw in my vote for Megs #26. always gives me a great gloss and shine.
In fact, on my '65 Corvette show car I usually have M21 topped with #26.
Sorry for not having better quality pics but as you can see in the paint reflection it was a very overcast day - not the best for trying to show how good the #26 is:
In fact, on my '65 Corvette show car I usually have M21 topped with #26.
Sorry for not having better quality pics but as you can see in the paint reflection it was a very overcast day - not the best for trying to show how good the #26 is:
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CakeDaddy
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M26 in the Meguiar's Line also works very well and gives paint a very clear, deep shine.
Yes....I love that color on the vette and I have to agree with Mike by saying that the the Meguiars 26 is very good a give a deep lasting shine and you cant beat the price compared to the Pinnacle Souveran
OK so I just learn something. the secret ingredient with wax that make pop flakes is polymer? So, Naaty Red should have polymer just like DP maxwax do?
I thought polymer was a ingredient that make wax last a bit more time..
ScottB
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from what I understand (an please note not a scientist at all) that their are many different polymers and these can effect the looks, durability, consistency, and more in products like waxes. It appears that products with newer polymer technology (Fuzion, SSII) seem to amplify metallics IMO. Maybe I am just crazy ...
trhland
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ss2 does amplfy the mattalic on my truck .
HighEndDetail
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I would either go with WG Fuzion or DoDo Hard Candy